Medhat Ennarah, Karim, "The End of Reciprocity: The Muslim Brotherhood and the Security Sector", South Atlantic Quarterly , 2014, vol. 113, n°2, p. 407-418.
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29 juin 2014
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The 2011 Egyptian revolution created an unlikely intersection in interests between a stumbling state apparatus and a socially powerful and politically conservative movement: the Muslim Brotherhood. The Brotherhood, constituting the critical mass of the Islamist bloc in Egypt, was poised to play the role of the guarantor of democratic legitimacy and assimilation of newly politicized social groups at the same time: the necessary ingredients for stability in postrevolution Egypt. Some questione...